Day Off
(2001)
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Martin Socoa
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Isabelle Candelier | ... |
Vitalie Rambaud
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| Isabelle Carré | ... |
Antonella Lorca
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| Olivier Gourmet | ... |
Denis Pelloutier
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Alessandra Martines | ... |
Madame Socoa
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Hervé Pierre | ... |
L'avocat de Socoa
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Luis Rego | ... |
Mercier
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Maurice Risch | ... |
Grogneau
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Clément Thomas | ... |
Le commissaire adjoint
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André Thorent | ... |
Le directeur de l'agence
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Armelle | ... |
Marie-Thérèse, la soeur de Vitalie
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Albert Dray | ... |
Dédé
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Anne Le Ny | ... |
Marie Pelloutier
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Christian Morin | ... |
Agenore Esposito
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Roger Trapp | ... |
Grand-Pré
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brittany | school teacher | missing son | father son relationship | husband wife relationship |Parents Guide:
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Country:
FranceLanguage:
FrenchRelease Date:
28 March 2001 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Saw this on TV a couple of days ago, I was expecting a French version of "One Fine Day" but was rather disappointed (even fell asleep for a time ). Picture quality excellent and we get to discover the beautiful city of Nantes in Central Western France. However the plot is abysmal, I was expecting to see development of a relationship between father and daughter, but only a small part of the film is about this, though we do see some bonding towards the end. There are too many different subplots in the film which don't lead anywhere ( plot is oh ! so important ) and I really got the feeling in this case that the subject had been wasted because of a lousy script. There have been other French films of this nature with far better plots but this one was a failure. Unfortunately, the more the years pass, the more failures of this kind there are. The cinema is certainly in need of creativity these days !